Contents
- "The Custody of the Pumpkin"
- US: Saturday Evening Post, 29 November 1924
- UK: Strand, December 1924
- "Lord Emsworth Acts for the Best"
- UK: Strand, June 1926
- US: Liberty, 5 June 1926
- "Pig-hoo-o-o-o-ey"
- US: Liberty, 9 July 1927
- UK: Strand, August 1927
- "Company for Gertrude"
- UK: Strand, September 1928
- US: Cosmopolitan, October 1928
- "The Go-getter"
- US: Cosmopolitan, March 1931 (as ""Sales Resistance")
- UK: Strand, August 1931
- "Lord Emsworth and the Girl Friend"
- US: Liberty, 6 October 1928
- UK: Strand, November 1928
- "Mr Potter Takes a Rest Cure"
- US: Liberty, 23 January 1926 (as "The Rest Cure")
- UK: Strand, February 1926
- "Monkey Business"
- UK: Strand, December 1932
- US: American Magazine, December 1932 (as "A Cagey Gorilla")
- "The Nodder"
- UK: Strand, January 1933
- US: American Magazine, January 1933 (as "Love Birds")
- "The Juice of an Orange"
- UK: Strand, February 1933
- US: American Magazine, February 1933 (as "Love on a Diet")
- "The Rise of Minna Nordstrom"
- UK: Strand, April 1933
- US: American Magazine, March 1933 (as "A Star is Born")
- "The Castaways"
- UK: Strand, June 1933
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